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What is a Skoda Superb Replacement Key?

The boom in SUVs is putting large sedans and wagons like the Superb SportLine, off the showroom floor. It's a shame, because the car is attractive in town and engaging on a backroad.

The Golf R-derived 206kW/350Nm four-cylinder engine is quiet and powerful too. The wagon also features an enormous 660-litre boot that has handy hooks, tie-down points and an enclosed load cover.

What is a transponder key?

A transponder key can be described as a key for cars that contains an embedded microchip. This microchip communicates with the vehicle via the low-level electromagnetic signal which is unique to every chip. It sends a signal encoded to the receiver in the car, and it responds with the correct serial number that is stored in an engine control module. This allows your car to start up and unlock the doors.

Transponders were created in response to rising levels of vehicle theft. They are now a standard feature in almost all cars, and can stop thieves from using hotwires to steal your car.

A transponder, also known as a electronic chip, is a non-volatile device that doesn't require constant power in order to retain information. It's slightly bigger than the microchip in your phone, and appears like a coil of fine wire.

These chips are in all car keys manufactured from 1995. They are also used in smart keys Remote Head Keys (RHK) and a few key fobs.

A transponder key is more expensive to replace than a standard key, but it provides an additional layer of security. It is also possible to use traditional non-transponder keys. They're the kind you've seen in older cars, and have grooves cut into the keys. They aren't clones, however they can be used in any standard ignition, including the MATS or PASSLOCK ignitions.

How do I remove my key from the case?

There are many reasons why your key fob won't working. The most common cause is the battery is dead, which can be replaced in just a few minutes. It is important that you only use a button cell with the same voltage, size, and specification as the original. Other reasons could be damaged buttons, poor contact with the battery or water damage. Signal interference can also be caused by objects in the vicinity of the vehicle, radio transmitters that operate on the same frequency, or a mobile phone next door. In addition, the key fob receiver could be defective.

If the key fob was submerged in water it is recommended to remove the battery. Clean the electronic chip using isopropyl or an electronic cleaner. This will prevent the internal chip from becoming damaged.

If the new key isn't starting the car, it could be that you've not transferred over the transponder immobiliser chip from the old key to the new one. To start the car with a new key you must hold the new key close to the vehicle and ensure that the transponder chip is activated. If this isn't the case the key should be reprogrammed by a licensed dealer.

Can I cut my own key?

Skoda keys manufactured after 1995 include the microchip, which needs to be programmed into the vehicle to start it. This is a very simple procedure that can be completed at home by using internet searches (youtube for instance) or at a local auto locksmith or garage. It is much cheaper than visiting a dealer and is quicker too. Compare skoda key disassembly Superb Key Replacement prices near you on WhoCanFixMyCar within only a few clicks. Enter your registration information and get quotes from local mechanics, mobile Mechanics or Skoda Dealers. You choose the one you prefer to collaborate with.

*Please note that these keys are OEM and do not have any packaging that is branded.

How much is a new key?

Costs for replacing car keys can vary depending on the make and model of your car. There are also additional factors which can impact the price like additional features and security options. The least expensive key chips are ones that have no additional features.

Keys that are more sophisticated and have a transponder built-in will have a higher cost. These keys require special equipment to copy and must be reprogrammed to the vehicle in order to function.

Laser cut keys, remotes or proximity key fobs, switchblade key, and proximity key fobs are just a few features that can increase the cost. They are all designed to be more secure, but can often cost significantly more to replace than a standard chip key.

In most instances, it's cheaper to purchase a spare car key from your dealership instead of calling locksmith. Dealerships have the required tools and equipment for creating keys that are unique to your vehicle. It can be a lengthy process, and you could have to pay extra for time and labor.

You can save money by using a comparison website such as WhoCanFixMyCar, that lets you compare estimates from local garages and even skoda citigo key dealers before you decide. Then you can choose a convenient time to get your key repaired or replaced.